National Teacher of the Year gives views April 20 at Emens
Alabama
elementary school educator Betsy Rogers presents her views, successes
and inspirational thoughts on teaching at
7 p.m. in Emens Auditorium.
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Nursing alumni open exhibit
at Muncie Children's Museum
Ball State nursing alumni will open an interactive display in the
Muncie Children’s Museum to promote positive living habits for children
and present the nursing profession in a child-friendly manner.
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'Down to Earth' author to keynote Earth Week activities
Pulitzer
Prize-nominated author Ted Steinberg will discuss
America’s fascination with lawn care during Earth Week
2004 April 17-22.
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April 21 reception to highlight psychology week celebration
Sponsored by Ball State’s psychological science department, events
include a career discussion series, discussion of the film “Primal
Fear,” poster session and exams.
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Nonprofit agencies could use student documentaries as tools
The
students, led by Laura O'Hara, traced the process of people recovering
from cancer and from the loss of home and property due to a fire.
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Burris students in Washington
to star in broadcast field trip
Students from Burris will fly to Washington, D.C., to participate
in an electronic field trip that will be broadcast April 20 to nearly 15
million viewers.
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Crisis management strategist to receive public relations award
Ball
State will honor one of the nation’s leading crisis management
strategists May 13 when it hosts the Indiana Public Relations and
Communications Conference. James Lukaszewski will receive
the National
Public Relations Professional Achievement Award.
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Latest best sellers offer break from academic work at
library
Anyone seeking a reprieve from academic research can find a "new books
and best sellers” corner in Bracken Library.
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Retirees
and award winners were honored 
As his
teaching career winds down at Ball State, biologist Ed Hale is using his
experience to craft a second livelihood. For the past several years, the
67-year-old educator has been practicing his painting skills and working
with metals to transform biological items into art.
The
last episode of the long-running NBC television comedy “Friends” may be
so popular that it could rival recent Super Bowls in audience size and
prices charged for commercials, says Ball State telecommunications
professor Dom Caristi.
